Sentence examples for truly justify from inspiring English sources

Like a bird of paradise preening on a branch, weighed down by its luxurious tail, fashion can never truly justify its costs.

As things stand, religious groups in our society get a slice of the pie vastly larger than their numbers or merits truly justify.

It's been years, if not decades, since Wim Wenders lived up to his reputation as a leading European auteur, but there are two sequences in his subdued new drama, Every Thing Will Be Fine, which truly justify it.

The question, as with the Foxconn deal, is whether the states can truly justify the cost per job and the impact on infrastructure and housing to make it worth it?

For reasons of expediency that he cannot truly justify, he chose to take his HuffPost bio photo with a camera-phone.

Can African Americans truly justify the uproar that resulted from his statement -- with the full backing of moral authority -- when there is a cacophony of voices shouting racism almost every time a black person feels wronged?

Where Ryan's technique truly justifies itself is when pun deepens into symbol.

"But if there was ever a case that truly justified an insanity verdict, this is the case".

But here's the catch: the 2.4L, the version that truly justifies its entry-luxury price, can be obtained only with a 6-speed manual transmission.

Perhaps investors should heed the poker player in similar circumstances, who would instead choose a guaranteed zero return, saving his chips for another day, for another chance to play the holy game — but with fairer rules where the value of the hand truly justifies the risk and reward.

Millennials are now seen as the star of the show no matter what issue, sector, or playing field; but is the focus truly justified over the Boomer?